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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1983
Page
1
Worth argues extra five billion dollars for make-work programs would push the deficit to about 35 billion. He cites opposition from the Business Council on National Issues and the Federation of Independent Business, warning higher deficits raise interest rates and slow job creation.
Mr. Hisner says Roblin and its residents are great and voice strong public support. He acknowledges potential and expresses confidence the operation will be successful.
The Roblin Review urges legislation changes and broad education on conservation amid debates over aboriginal rights and wildlife protection. It notes damage from hydro dams and processing plants, warns of potential extinction, and supports a tripartite management approach used elsewhere.
The Manitoba Red Cross outlines its daily nationwide service from blood to water safety and youth programs. It notes 70 years of service and 1983 participation by 160 000 to 170 000 Manitobans with a 874 960 dollar fundraising goal. volunteers will canvass March 21 to 28.
Faulty posture worsens pain and may cause deformities in joints. Stand before a mirror with feet six to eight inches apart, distribute weight, and keep knees relaxed. Walk with equal steps, relaxed arms, and proper shoes. Use supportive footwear like Oxford styles with a firm heel counter and broad toe box.
In Manitoba snowmobile owners must register with the Registrar of Motor Vehicles and attach a plate and ID decals. Minors under sixteen cannot register. those under eighteen need parental consent. Driving on road is generally illegal unless crossing at designated spots with a valid license, and crossing rules apply. Owners can share liability with drivers, and criminal laws apply for intoxicated operation. This column dates to June 1982 and notes possible legal changes over time.
Dr Bohdan Kravchenko will speak at Goose Lake High School on Wednesday March 23 at 8 00 p m about The Great Famine in Ukraine 1932 33 The talk is sponsored by the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies University of Alberta Kravchenko a research associate at the institute will discuss the famine causes and consequences featuring Stalinist policies that led to millions dying in 1932 33.
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